Stone Island Brown 3100059 Organic Cotton Corduroy 800 Trousers
Stone Island
$600.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Stone Island delivers a grounded, premium take on corduroy with the Organic Cotton Corduroy 800 Trousers. The fabric blends organic cotton with a soft, durable hand, elevated by garment-dye for depth and a quiet textile memory. In a coal grey shade, the cotton corduroy reads coolly mature, while three-pocket styling and a detachable felted logo patch at the outseam nod to brand signature details. The mid-rise waist pairs with a clean straight leg for a silhouette that feels versatile and modern.
Mid-rise and straight through the leg, the trousers skim the waist and fall with a crisp line that works with everything from chunky knits to crisp shirts. Belt loops invite a belt to sharpen the look, and the zip fly keeps the front streamlined. Three pockets provide practical storage, while the corduroy's soft structure holds its shape through daily wear and layering, comfortable under a soft jacket or a heavier coat.
Stone Island stays true to its utilitarian-luxe code with this pair. The garment-dyed organic cotton corduroy brings texture and depth, while the detachable logo patch adds a signature note that remains refined when pared back with neutrals or mixed with sporty knits.
Materials / Fabrication
- Organic cotton corduroy fabric
- Garment-dyed
- Mid-rise
- Straight-leg
- Belt loops
- Three-pocket styling
- Zip fly
- Detachable felted logo patch at outseam
- Supplier color: Coal grey
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold with like colors on gentle cycle
- Use mild detergent; do not use chlorine bleach
- Tumble dry low or line dry to minimize shrinkage
- Iron on low heat if needed
- Detach the logo patch before washing if possible to protect it
Fit Notes
- Mid-rise waist with a straight-leg silhouette creates a clean, tailored fit through the leg.
- Organic cotton corduroy fabric adds structure and texture for everyday wear.
- Belt loops and a zip fly provide a traditional trouser closure at the waist.
